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Success of the governments handling of the pandemic so far, so on a personal level this is some reward for him to step up into cabinet. on that wider level, you are right, were about to go into automatic winter, but theres good to be a vaccine booster programme, run after his first dose is 212 to 15—year—olds as well, so it is not like that programme is finished, somebody else will pick it up. find somebody else will pick it up. and what about _ somebody else will pick it up. and what about...

That we really will not be able to do the things that weve hoped, which is keep normal care going and obviously do some of the catch—up of the backlog. more protection will come from boosterjabs. some in this walking group from cambridgeshire will get them next week. i think its a good thing, and ifeel that everybody should take it. you know, if theyre at the age to have it, they should take it. no ifs or buts, have it. i do get annoyed with people that are in hospital, taking up hospital beds...

Coming in, that we really will not be able to do the things that weve hoped, which is keep normal care going and obviously do some of the catch—up of the backlog. more protection will come from boosterjabs. some in this walking group in cambridgeshire will get them next week. i think its a good thing, and ifeel that everybody should take it. you know, if theyre at the age to have it, they should take it. no ifs or buts, have it. i do get annoyed with people that are in hospital, taking up hosp...

Today, dr katherine henderson. so, the government at the moment is putting all its eggs into the plan a basket, vaccines and testing, is that enough, right now, in your opinion? irate that enough, right now, in your oinion? ~ ., ., ., , ., , that enough, right now, in your oinion? ., ., ., , ., , , _ opinion? we are already really busy in the health _ opinion? we are already really busy in the health service, _ opinion? we are already really busy in the health service, it _ opinion? we are alrea...

In with us and to both of you forjoining us. remember the governments �*catch up tsar? kevin collins was appointed to coordinate the school recovery across england. his message to the government was: "itll cost you", up to £15 billion, were told, to help pupils to catch—up on the learning theyve missed. boris johnson balked at that figure, apparently. in all, the treasury has allocated £3.1 billion — about 12 billion less than kevin collins advised. he resigned. you dont have that luxury...

And they are all labour intensive requiring special skills. not just specialist skills from teachers but from educational psychologists, professional if were going to be really ambitious about this catch up, we cannot just look at one single target, we have to look ambitiously at education provision over the next 5—10 years. my school for example, we are using our core budget to pay for our own counselling service because there is virtually nothing outside so parents quite rightly have expecta...

There are a myriad of challenges out there. we are struggling. schools are set up well. there have been some sensible ideas around catch up, around things like tuition and extra support but at the moment we have to think about not just short—term but a long—term plan as well. and at a time when youre trying to continue with the existing learning for the coming year, presumably, across years where pupils have moved up in the school or moved from primary to secondary, if there is a legacy of l...

We have been doing that analysis for the government in fact to look at the extent of lost learning over the last year. what we have found is that young people are on average about 3.5 months behind. this was back in the spring term so around march 2020. so 3.5 months behind in maths and two months behind on average in reading but importantly, going back to what jules was saying, those gaps are wider for pupils from vulnerable and disadvantaged backgrounds. so in other words there is a double wha...

Requiring special skills. not just specialist skills from teachers but from educational psychologists, professional mentors, language therapists. if were going to be really ambitious about this catch up, we cannotjust look at one single target, we have to look ambitiously at education provision over the next 5—10 years. my school for example, we are using our core budget to pay for our own counselling service because there is virtually nothing outside so parents quite rightly have expectations...

In their development. there are a myriad of challenges out there. we are struggling. schools are set up well. there have been some sensible ideas around catch up, around things like tuition and extra support but at the moment we have to think about not just short—term but a long—term plan as well. and at a time when youre trying to continue with the existing learning for the coming year, presumably, across years where pupils have moved up in the school or moved from primary to secondary, if ...